You should not call your page from a link but always go through an action. It is more secure and also it would solve your problem.
Nevertheless, one solution is to use the <s:url> tag. Cimballi On Wed, Jun 2, 2010 at 3:12 AM, Guy Thomas <guy.tho...@vlaamsbrabant.be> wrote: > Hallo, > > On a jsp page booksearchresult.jsp I have added a link to a stylesheet in the > html-header: > > <link href="css/intrabib.css" ... > > This jsp page is sometimes displayed as the "result" of a struts action (case > A): > > <action name="boekzoekerresultaten" class="bookSearch"> > <result name="success"> > <param name="location">/apps/intrabib/booksearchresult.jsp</param> > </result> > > ... > </action> > > sometimes as the result of a link (case B): > > http://localhost:8080/intrabib/apps/intrabib/booksearchresult.jsp?... > > The css folder is in the folder where the jsp pages are. > > The way the stylesheet is referred above, it only works in case B. I can > change the stylesheet reference so that it works for case A, but then it > doesn't work for case B anymore. > > I'm having similar problems with image references. > > The question is how I have to refer in a Struts2 environment to resources on > a jsp page so that they are found whether this page that is the result of a > Struts2 action or the result of a direct link. > > Thank you, > > Guy Thomas > > > > ------------- > Aan dit bericht kunnen geen rechten worden ontleend. Alle berichten naar dit > professioneel e-mailadres kunnen door de werkgever gelezen worden. > Ondernemingsnummer: 0253.973.219 > > -- Cimballi JAVA J2EE Freelance http://javajeeleader.elance.com/ --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: user-unsubscr...@struts.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: user-h...@struts.apache.org
